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OROO 'ýl L TIMES TIfURSflAY, $EPTEMBE~R 26th. Expýýct s, l rho~ '~ ~owooni l' t fihe Village, h-, gresin~ favu~allydur. buligwih owbe Opel Atre lit The J2r DinOurI ShwWindowv ReitrTodyl r'i. and Mrs. T. Ga'xibutt and Keitli r!br«>ik spent the weekenld tt q. summ111er home here. 5r. anid Mrs. Mafott of Oshiawa ed Mrs. L. Thiornie and Mrs. A.1 rbikla.st Wednesday. 300In Je NeIIery Taken Fîom Art liooper's Seor. k a enter your catiAJr store Orolno, High Schooi is now, used as a mnass study roomr and titis ncsiae h purchase of study desks and chairs by the Board At a sumi around $1500. l'he lljbrary at the sehool is also in use as a classwoonduningcertin per-iodsý. Mr. Diýppeil aise recquested further part-timetacig sisac tohnhetreoda ttendnce tthe scolwhich was giranted b h Board. sulitrase filled u-ftlh $2000 mwortl INO discussion omdonM.Dp jeuwelle ry and appfianUes ,as pell's note of need, for frhra~m dJ Iinthe trunIk of an ovýer-turned mOotoY n te verl near fonre, -ibout oen ile west of ýowma'n-, ofHighway "-No. 2, e;yTus- Thle MilIlbrook andOroshos after omavietemcn earady rowded aoetheoret'ical ,le fired thr-ee shoIlts ata ar pct.TIre iicrease inMlloo ding fropu the sene of Mhe bqu-ibhs year was eighteen. Orono's enrol- simet lias advanced toi to a total of ightConcahe Lonad Hatle, net-eiht.Port IHope's erbmn ~va main hi rund ataprox avanedto 490 whmiich has a aGIrool)f n1allig is t ;"prox ,capac'ity of 610l. ~ey2:30 a.11. vwhen hleher the la if ha , in KiopersoJeweleIy TheDistict HWgh School Area is Gift Sop t 2 Kig Sree wet1experiencing the saine growing paiii5 artley saw ïa man rmung fei -xvic ae trouibiling B ardsll ver2 rear of the store, and chased him Nor-tili America. The real surge c)f 4 lane runnig aion-g the wesýt s-;Ie 1setondarv enrolment has yen to hit lie store. Ln the lane lie mas ai- the Higirý Sciýoois. t knocked douwn by a speeding Clievrelet. He fired tlhree shots he~~~~ heintibckdoor which last lei car "vas found ahanldoned anda roomi at the rear of the store. turn11ed mIinUtes la1ter ilaia ditcli, Reachînig hroughthtle orthe bur- ta -e neiens ofBomavlegr opened tlie Yaletype look and Maile Grone.;A large, leatherwaiýtked la. After the roenms menil- nue, stuffed Wtli jewellery and oicaily cleaned euLt lie rmvdthe aincesý taken ro the store was hinges fromi one oftw dosleig it a Ie tr-unk of the car. At thel te the front cf the store 'but, during ni of , the v alise a, numiber of the operatio he acîdentysude tool.s were Jfound. the- hurglax alarii. down gites huIoopei, 3,portro ore gave a version jofIthe bek brarentered by diln Sheet M-etal W ork Warmi Air He-ating Air ConditioningýI Plulmbing Fixtures Pip)e and Fittings Ctngand Thireading, Fire Extinu--tishers Selkirk ýChimneys B-il Paints and Varnishes R. E. LOGAN, Prop. Tihlef te datie has ne benap tur-ed and tlie search rias<xteddtO ror-onite. JM4ioher Hen Loses Brood or Low Cost Heating THEH UAL FUR aloburnzs Ceai or Wot'Id NO A)J'USTIMEN"TS NCESA PlusAIR CONDITIONING CONTACT rce FREE ESTI-MÂTES TYICN E Phone MA.r 3-240 PLUMFLNG HEATING EAYE~TROUGRI~G - FARM EQUIPMENT t In The Chicken Industryl Over 1-the ps 50 yeaî s the pouîtry acc,,om-panîed by îiproved -- ations1 Ia industry lias dev-eioped fromi the smaîî led to muclIgraefedficnc famfllock, hatclied ail brooded by for eg;g produc-jtion1. Many fockcsno mther heni, te the lrecmeca requýire oniy abott4-.5 pounids o)f feed flok,( aIs we kno,ýw it today ýTln i d per dozen egs lres onfly a shor-t develýopmenýt would have oeen impos- dead go 7 pounds oJef feîýed e re-sdbl wit oconinIuons poîtryle- quired. sear1,say T.M.LAlntrSno Nut<tion½t, Experirnental Farm 'l'lhepotyinutyh mle ahcnd 1 Ab0ou:t 1910 the y ail nas wa0se he kaveg aala to e d ingi ý, had ci eas,;ed. l Abeut t!le samne period vtris~ were dîs~overd p Ini'e p s- j sili'e te rai e cic -,ste Iyear ro li tu,',1,11ýt 1g'a i- H oc e rl' l at'ons laTe>ýgg and Imeat prodjuctioncke P ic w hi as followed hy ty ice dev-elopm!ent f me:i uii e-Menda'y Sept mher 301h h:îds. T 0dayý ý'S Uex7t ensiveb(2 1). dust.rryis bsdOn h1gliy eff iýI)nt mieat sin.Feed conrin liasla- edne; yp toe n creaed romabot 4pounids offee per1i pound (of ginte less than 25 sa.toe ý poGuMds of feed per-pOun f gin nii ~ a tie end is neot yet in sigl. [3 riIU V ober '41h i The developrment of eg i a y ijing g strains lias led te greatiit\ ncreasecd Al Practices From f prOduof ,ton se that yearly!, flock; av- erages of25 egs per lien are ,iol,,1>1 6:0to 8:00 p~. . commn, Tns i eaed rducto01 ,, i INT PUR CODITIONER Orono Ont. -9Mphone 143 and examine a ew Mf ef eatres sme exclusive, *cfaihave mede F I S D i A Y thse ci.ice uf tLeusan4 since 1860: * Atracive tw-toe bkedenam-el casing that lits intýo any colorshme-fully- vsealed Nwith solid steelý bottomi, to keep, basemnent dust from- circulat- in,, th-rouýghouit the house. i* ýhe extrahein surface and long fire travel of tewraparound r7adiator desigrn of heat exchanger tht keeps fuel costs to a innium. L q/ The Copper Bearing Steel that resists corrosion, ig longer life. e CombustiLon Chamiber of special alloy mietal that respomnds queickly and absorbs fiamne noise - for wisýper-quie-, trouble-free operation. instQali FINDLAY7, and en':iy the be-st, t.4 finest in modern 7 î4 < perative Building Taking Shape Diatrîct High 8chools Crowded To Be Open Sornetime In December1 Need For Accommodation Mii, rngthe m-onth of De!emiber.IlmlA IIt Hri ae dore fihe il "'y the Dur- The Duria nt membnershp Co-Needfor frthseaccoodatin fo Co-operative op, supported by its mries Ipufo rtr ns been pro- three hundred and f ifty- fainers, 11gbSehool students mwas made evi- E-et eman Harris, 47-yetir-oid the pastkeand DMri Wiln Geairyceniehome from d e nt at 1last week's meeting of Durham farmer oi ahg ted tht theTown~hp's, ndertok thi pjethe hospLýilon WedneJay hist '-leCounty District Hîi-h Scool Board nwoao -tg chtL, ohips frein lak and Darlgtýnth feig\e-1a Ut,-sLd nObwipee lied Fsom-etimne this year at an estimated cçst of snofelgvey well andc we hope wvhn tw prineipals, reported the at bForüittsLtdae . inOsaa, aon ar _____ $69,000O.00. The pr.Sent miii, south of lie -wili soon be feeling etrrspcieshchaoddal~tt eioegsrgteR. . Bawuter udgoin a v-he Village, had heeomne outdited to Mris. L. Thorne was taken te Bowý- capaity. cah1 are iiwul onigOa handie the volume of business ýwhich mlanville Hospfital on MondayI has ountted each year and wxhichî is IM r. L Dippeli, principal ofte i Wospadord the cs expected to grewý\ in the future. The M'j a Ms.OvlZaanpn emnvi.le High School adVised the for four -weeks in the absýenc'ç f 1r ne w mil, l ca ed ort of Or no n t O m all sons we e S unday guel(st s B oard to consider the m ss! o r s a wý yer, T er ancw e V e l , o the Couties D)evelop)ment road, has 0fMs .Lxn rae comoaini h eyOhiawowas aPp_-earing in Ce,- j been depsigned to carry thle inciease in Mr.Jc îha ensaignear fuiturýe. The BowmanileScoo bour~g 0on another c(ase. 'J business anid aise te haýndie future M i-s. aeNea in s Oron o o ieIerlen nrae hsya y Van Laere, aso47, was wounded J gowt. Icluedla he laningofof iek:tmre thian 130 students which was be-lon bs Darlingto farm l, ast Friday the buildling aie provisions of floor I yend ahi expectation. Rooms are be- adlae an dspaysp einorerthat ser- Mrand Mr-s. Gog lrespeningedi n h cola lsrosabove tehad his right ieg ampubated i knee la y pace nemergencLiyn-op- *e cmmýi u t enedteth f te-_ espent the a weekendnekne n ntnereny p ces ay e exendd tothefarin~g the weekend ant thie-ir smne homne wili were not initended1 for class-erton here. rinsi. Another ýomîparable increase and__rs AecThmponofini 19658 would make tihestuio at nnd Ms. Aec Tompsn ofBowmanviile hopeless and impossib!le - ts iýpnt Kedal. nwith their A I ,emDaemi~ inmendl auioîmi ainwîîvu te Advertise %d N I m l %O TI N8OP ?bMIL 18 0",.,nt. 1 - 0 1 llý/ 1 1